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The New York Times 
Mass media / Newspapers
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2. System Performance and Capacity: Firewalls need to be properly configured and monitored to ensure system performance and capacity. If the firewalls become too restrictive, they may impede the system performance, creating a sluggish response time and hampering user experience.
3. Loss of Valuable Information: Firewalls can block essential data communication and cause valuable data to be lost or overlooked.
4. Security False Sense of Security: Firewalls can give users a false sense of security, leading them to take unnecessary risks with their information and data. Additionally, hackers have become increasingly adept at bypassing firewalls.
5. Over-Restriction: Firewalls can also block legitimate requests if they are configured to be too restrictive. This can lead to users being denied access to the data they need.
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